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The New Era, 1883-02-16, Page 4see urif f t42.: mon' I. Will offer the balance of their stock of eavv oa antles,1-1cs, 'lac( s an( U-vercoa V, I EFO131M . ()ASS lf.--DATES 'FOR TztE LOCALLEGISLATURE. ^'SOUTH RIDING -A. BISHOP, 11.1),P FAST RIDING - T. GIBSON, M.P.P. MIDST RIDING - A. M. ROSS, M.P:P. The NEW ERA asks the :electors in the. several ridings to support the .above can=" didates. They have been faithful repre- aerated ves in the past, have aealeuslylook. ed after the interests of their constituents, and merit their support again. 'J W ' dutzll%tomato. Card J. Il ciese lie. Notice to debtors --1t. Adams. Who's your hatter -W. Jackson. 'Vote and influence -Thos. Gibson. Winding, tip sale-Fstate'Jobn Iledgens. • kf FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1883. • OT suns, Feb.27th, we hope that everyman in Huron ln favor ofn'.:aintaiu- ing the rights of this' Province, will get to the :polls, no matter, how difficult it may be, and mark his :ballot for either' Cox,. -Rets, Txiot£®s Gxssott, or Artcr¢. Exstror. IT is a piece of preen''' tion to ask the intelligent electors of Wet Huron to vote for the Opposition candidate. The posi- tion he holds in the county is of but little account; and even that was attained by pure check. He has not even reached the position of barrister 'yet, and is hardly known .outside the limits of Mr, Daviel- son's officio. ' 'NEARLY every Opposition,candidate or paper prescrits' all array of charges against the Mewat Goveranielse Yet al.thought- , ?al examination- ofthe alleged reasens why, the government should be turned out of office shows to every man, willing. to be convinced, that the government should be sustained. The eharges are "al- most ' invariably false, and those which are . net falser are fri►olous. "-N'o iutelli "gent urian can be conVineed tfief eMow" at Government'iias been either unfaithful or incompetent. No patriotic roan can desire to see,th'e. Opposition permritted to sricrifibe and degrade:Oritario. Mai, Mow &T has-been in power twelve years; end -is trot guilty of a single act of corruption: " Tl:sen weds, for: Iris return to power, and support. the -Liberal candidates everywhere. • .r --ate- WE quite -agree with sonte of -:our cx changges that thetom-!holing which' takes place .at -the opeei g of r'arliairient; every year, should be nimiiehed. . Canada is too democratic; _id vsnon sense' a country for such rubbish: Nu nERSof'Conserva}tives throughout the country, "who Jiave been approached by their•own canvassers, tell them "They: see no reason «'11y Mr. Mowat should net be sustained They have no fault to find- --witill- him;- arid -feel disposedetcmc:aat_.in": their vote for the Liberal candidate." The Conservative: party; in the main, are so". shifting and pliable that it the Dominion °Premier were even to instruct' them to. wheel about and denounce the N. P. as the greatest fraud of the nine- teenth century, they would take the .turn and follow liis irtitructions. They are a good deal like a jumping jack, -he pulls; a string and they do the dancingnomatter what the tune is. Tim London Free Press is engaged in publishing sketches of -the": various Op- position candidates; (supplied by the can- didates themselves) and in its issue _of Wednesday contains one of Mr: F. W. Jolinston, To show how. very truthful (?) the sketches are ire clip an extract from Mmec7ohnston's "recommend" "His ability soon ensured him aluoraf_ tive and extensive practice, and he is now regarded. as the leading lawyer of his gee - Lion. .: Oh ! "gwacieus"gooduess:. '1 tri. Crooks Act is ouc of the main ob jecticne ag inst:the Mowat ;oiernmant. Among other coniplaintsmadeby the Op- position, hg a ;t:its working, i:z that the: 'Onterie "Government:gets : share -of the license'ftind. :The "Opposition• tyrant the: `niunicipei1ities to have it all. Well, the net mets•sali-ties--did---r:ot-get--e-i-the--fees from li deneee before the Crooks ?pct was :passed; 'ird tTiey git`iliore nide .- now: per license, than. they getunder the old 11ct: • LItitl' the Crooks .Act never heeu .inti;Adueed, the municipalities would have got $i00,550 from license: fes iu`.. 1880-81, • and the Got Firnriient rvott•ld have gob 1;70, l 950. 17•ndei-the Crooks Aet the- niunici palities-got $273,4b7`and the Government get ; S`r;207", There is nothing in that"ie-. Milt to grieve over, as it shoes that under Mr; Mowat' adininiatratipn''of the ; Act themunicipalities really get nor'• than'. they did 'before. _"The •OppoSitien wanes. the licensoing fi"ower to go back to tris municipalities, and they 'could bins 'get 'els money .lhati they did before.' HBO; etatE, in brief, e few of the n2:11 the MewGovet.=ent Nass done ter the: Country:.?- Railways • and • colonization roads have been assisted" and ape led. up. :The:Municipal'Loan Fend debt rias been. adjusted, a wise drainageact has reclaim-' ed vast areas of waste lands, "the back eoun tnyali s rices': largely . settled `encl "i m-. .rnigrati imeociiraged. '.ti`l'e Central Pri-; son his been established, the Lunatic Asylum extended,we ha"}'eg the behificent institutions of the deaf, and dumb.; the blind, and the P3oy's Pveforinatory than; ed' to a Scheel of -Discipline on .the mossl modern, scientifiC and kindly, system.., Public charitest lave. everywhere been as listed and the educational sytitem of the :Province vastly extended and "improved; sa'schr of oF'Practical• Science and au• fly ricol I, rat. Colteg , affording; an' opening toall It would be impossible to estimate the benefits agriculture has tieteivedfrom the wise, practical polieT,of llfr. /Ani at, while the Croo1:i Act has worked a reiro lution in the liquor trade "which ironthe applause of Prohibitioursts :f el iv s- VOfn vrrjpior l a gove nment Mat has .done. so mantle for /)/e conntr•//,'hf/ 1nrrr purist /h 5ii' dn1('rrh-fin hr4iirbC nl crrtrrif±tr(r�, • s IIs iui is a, significant fact for the ,else tors to ponder over. :'Sixteen years ago Outarie tied the other provinces started evenly cr".their ,career and "to -day we find the one province avhi,'chhas been -ruled by the Liberals with a surplus of +5,000;000, while every other provii eo ie an debt, Quebec the great Tory stronghold, • where' 'a Liberal dare hardly raise his voice, ancl' where -n siiccesi ou elf public ',hinderers hays -avert through the'governmentoffice has a debt of 15',000 000, and nothing to show for it ! This is a proof Of the rela- tive merits of Liberal and Tory rule, which ne man in his sense can refuse to _accept , Electors of Huron;_ then remember that under Arr. Mos at's government On- tario hes n-tario"hes saved five millian ,dollars, gglnile Quebec, under 'Conservative rule, has gone in debt fifteen .millions. ': Eviray friend of the Mowat govern- ment should bestir themselves for the next twelve days. In politics, as in' every- thing else, -werk-downright"'hard work is thekeystone of success. Let every wellwisher of Mr. llewat and honest go- .rernment remember that talk is cheap,' and siaileth little when\pitted against work. The election; ofthe itoirat .candi dates in Huron seem aa_ured, but not for that reason should the slightest effort relaxed, or a single stone "left unturned, to make assurance'doubly sure. Let their majorities be such that there will be rne\ mistaking its significance -let it mean that Huron prefers Mowat wheat to op- position chaff; let it be a hearty :endorsa tion of twelve years government of the people; by the, people ; let it be ,a sweep- ing rebuke weep-ing"rebuke to the men who are willing to barter "'their, :birthright for the spoils of office. To r,cg-tufcH • a mIVaES..1 Rev: Mr, McDonagh attends' a. church" opening at Moncton: on Mardi 4th. • Bev. 111r ;S:tewart exchanged" pulpits nitli.Rev. 11r.,7. ochead, on' Sunday. In St:" Pant's Church, Sunday even'ieg, Rev. kr. Craig will speak from •(Alen. xxv,' And the boys grniv." • Pev,W; McDonagh took part in tne Missionary Services of the Cled'eritlr '11Ic- -thodist: chureb, .on.. tlenu Mr. .T. Ce Stevenson entertained, ;the mein bete of his; bib's class, 27 iii" number, at his residence, last, week. iter -Dr llari€1sen, of Tiverton.; (father of Mrs. W. L. `Newton) leas receired mad' accepted •as call ?rem'.the "13aptr ts. of •Woodstock Owing to the.absence of Rev. ,W, Mc- Donagh on Sunday next, at Fingal, Where he .conducts." anniversary" "services, Mr. Rice will 'preach in the- Methodist Church en Sunday morning. Sabbath• School "Anniversary services will be held is the B. C. Church'on Sun- day iiext In, the morning •. Few Mr. Gray will preach, and: inthe afternoon tlev. M: ,Whitlock: will address the "Sabbath School, also :preaching in the evening; • A"n.open meeting' Will he -help,. en the- following ,',.Monday .evening;' to s,hich"t.be public ar•e cordiallyinvited, Or i!tGdAt, PiC1Aahlr iti:r,Tt.( rruiiOT-.'r h c, At., • cct • The gitarterly oflicial..11oard of the Me- -thodist° hurcli- pore-voted"-on--the-union- "questioti;, on 'Tnesday evening. The. adoption pi! the bases as submitted by the union committe, was moved by E. Core' beat, seconded'. 1,y " 1. C. Searle, and uuaniniiusly adopted. Sdbsequently it cram nio.ted" by: :It., Manning, seconded .by Jas,' Thompsan and carried :by a Vote of 1G to 4. • That this Quarterly hoard desires to piece upon record its hearty appreeati'on.of the la- bora of the anion committee, of which .Ctev, J. J. lase :and A.8, b fisher,,, L+ sq., of. this town were,, rnbers; and also 'of the laborious and inaeluablet services of l;,ev. Dr. Sutherlancf, rvlroae fiCit circuit u•as 1:)lintov; ori behalf of a unitO Methodism. Also,'that in .the opinion of •,tbie'boarcl it is deiirablo"that such•a change be made at early dato'in the Government of ''the ` united church. 'acs shall confer on laymen •eiliial re presoutive rights and privileges in all the' of. ficial meetings and. 'conferences of the. church, nickeling. the stationing committee: Also, that this'13oard pledges itself to assist to the -beat of their ability any • special fund that iiia,; be clouded necessary in carrying on successfully the proposed. • "Thin 1i et "resolution provoked a long and. animated dieenesion carried on, however, with the utnioutof good feeling A resolu'g,-" tion taw; ed by J. Stephenson, seceded by f`.I1'11it�i war .also carried, asking 1,Ree. Mr. %1)bila! fi`tii retrieTrfel a 0'11171 year. • e All the,. above are New Goods (not, the:.leavings of twenty, seasons) as our motto is anal always has been "keno -your. stock-:f1?esh- and•bright,'',, don't carry over goods.fi°on1 one year to another` otherwise old" stock.; accumulates and you _ ar e thereby left behind "%n the: race. To make this sale a greater success, wewill offer our ` whole stock of - IRT- & 11111111 COTTONS at thEl :t i11 prices Which is the lowest list known for over 2 years, OJSE 1 1 111E,{0 d,1111S. eep your uses open for ; our expec arrivals • of is .l cote a A via ial twee :i hest 'rise given for 200 cons s Short Wood, 4reen or ".dr r, IBAIB,.. MACWHi!TE 1 t!